"Gil Rose conducted with admirable command."

- THE NEW YORK TIMES

Acknowledged for his “sense of style and sophistication” by Opera News, noted as “an amazingly versatile conductor” by The Boston Globe, praised for conducting with “admiral command” by The New York Times, and KUSC calls him “one of the most adventurous conductors in the world today”. Gil Rose is a musician helping to shape the future of classical music. Over the past two decades, Mr. Rose has built a reputation as one of the country’s most inventive and versatile conductors before the public.

His dynamic performances on both the symphonic and operatic stages as well as over 100 recordings have garnered international critical praise.

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May 1, 2023

Rave Reviews on BMOP's Carnegie Hall Concert

Great acclaim from The New York TImes and ConcertoNet for BMOP's 'Play It Again' concert

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“Gil Rose conducts a performance of arresting character, finesse and instrumental prowess..”

Donald Rosenberg, Gramophone

“...sculpted with conductor Gil Rose’s characteristic verve and clarity.”

Kevin Lowenthal, The Boston Globe

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June 6, 2023
"Gil Rose and BMOP now give us three works fresh to the catalogue... Each is punctiliously tracked, section by section, movement by movement... The sound is spectacularly clear – no compromise here.

– Rob Barnett, MusicWeb International on Carlos Surinach's Acrobats of God, June 2023

June 1, 2023
This new recording by Odyssey Opera, taken from a 2018 performance that was the work's first hearing in the US, offers a fuller text... and far better orchestral playing under Gil Rose.

– David Shengold, Opera Magazine on Charles Gounod's La Reine de Saba, June 2023

May 30, 2023
"...Gil Rose and the Boston Modern Orchestra Project animate all three scores to vivid theatrical life..."

– Michael Schulman, The WholeNote Magazine on Carlos Surinach's Acrobats of God: The Owl and The Pussycat, May 2023